Make Way for Ducklings by Robert McCloskeyĮvery child’s bookshelf needs this classic on it. This is the sweetest little book to teach your child their shapes the fact that it takes you to Paris is a tres chic bonus. Paris: A Book of Shapes by Ashley Evanson In Every House, On Every Street by Jess HitchmanĪ book about community, and the houses and families within, this is a story they’ll enjoy when you read it and when they just turn the pages to take in the pictures at their own pace. Whistle for Willie by Ezra Jack Keatsįrom the famed children’s author, this beautiful book transports you and your little one to city scenery, a child’s world, and a hot summer’s day. It’s a lesson to last a lifetime, wrapped up in a tableau of pretty pictures and prose. In this cute rhyming book, your toddler is reminded that everyone needs love, no matter what they look like. Crocodiles Need Kisses Too by Rebecca Colby There are so many beautiful and special books for 2- to 3-year-olds out there! Here are just a few of our favorites. However, your child can enjoy more complex storylines than they were even a few months ago, so this is a perfect time to start investing in longer hardcover books for kids. They’ll enjoy finding things in books, and stories that give them simple directions to follow (which is great practice for preschool!).īoard books are still a good choice as they’re easy for pudgy little fingers to manipulate and hold. Tune into their interests when shopping for books, from princesses to cars, sports to animals. You’ve probably noticed more curiosity, questions, and opinions emerging from your toddler.
Your wiggly toddler is also starting to understand the difference between wild play time and quiet reading time, so enjoying a story or two together is about to become even easier and more enjoyable for you both. The growth between your child’s second and third birthdays is exponential! They are learning more about their world every day, their vocabulary is increasing steadily, and they’re picking up new skills and interests.
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